Reno Arch

The Reno Arch is a prominent landmark in downtown Reno. The first arch went up in 1926 to celebrate the completion of the Transcontinental Highway. It was made of steel and featured the city's nickname, "The Biggest Little City in the World." Three different arches have stood in this location and the current one was hoarded in 1987. The first arch, the Old Reno Arch is now on Lake Street and the second one was gifted to a Californian city. Decked up with LED lights, it is one of the iconic and photographed places in Reno.